New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
LIVE REPUBLICAh SPEECHES.
MISSISSIPPI METHODS ABLY PRESENTED.
EX CONGRESSMAN LYNCH ARnAIGNs THE DEMO
Gratis WHO REFUSE TO COUNT THE COL
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MOVES AND CONGRESSMAN DAIzELL

| Gratis WHO REFUSE TO COUNT THE COL
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MOVES AND CONGRESSMAN DAIzELL
a LETTER FRoh JOHNS WISE
Tho meeting OF Republicans held last evening In tho
larrs hall Of the Cooper Union, although conconiiant
OF tho Convention not part Of II. Many of The
delegates were unable to be present. being Obtained
y their duties a. mcuibcr Of tho various commit ces
or being engaged In preparing for tho work OF The
moro.
The weather was decidedly unpropItous, but In spite
OF tbs drawback a largo audience composed Of cnthu-
sia.ilc men and few women besides were gathered
together when tho hpui for beginning tho exercises
arrived They were richly repaid for Drawing tho storm
for the speeches which they listened woro able aud
energetic presentation. Of the issues % the hour
The di.pas-,ouaio but earnest Plea for tho nnaacl-
patton OF the coOlcd vote IN the southern states fTUm
tho slavery amounting d anchscmcnt forced upon
By the democrats, made by one Of tho able-t OF
coioreI Republicans. Congressman John u Lynch,
OF Mississippi. listened 10 with deep attention and
was frequently inton upcd by ouihur-t' of app aus"
Tho point which be- made agan-' 'ho-c who a'i"' a.
# willing thai Democrat, should succeed rather than
support the Choice II tho party. wa, delivered with
telling effect.
PROMINENT NTH az THE PfArfOEM.
ON the PLATFORM In The auoo w'rc senator
Eurono T. O'Connor. William hard"y. Of 1cn"o--cc
Colonel Frederick u. Grant, Charles ) N"'-' Nl'ah'r
of tho Massachusetts, Ilot-c Of Representatives. jam,
J..
city, y. ". quincy. OF ToHa-, member of the E'pnb
Mcan National Committee. Mahl"r pau'", G H.
Dcnnl-on, Edward r Bartlett. John = Baker, '"onH
John ". Jacobu,. Colonel William .. '"e-r- Noh' 81
Jamaica, JAMES v. iiawo,, John smith. r. D.
TYLER of N.w-Ier~cy. william Brookhcld. William l.
TnTcy, James \. BLANCHARD J. g. Royce IL u.
Wyncoop. G. II. Applcssto, 'lailc' Emory smith, "i
l1iad,i mia. william H. Icamy, Colonel Hamilton
j. ,ston. colonel y Iond,n eno"'i"n. John I'ahri 81
Put-.ulg. Professor Greer, Of virginia, John : I'm
mater " h Olcou. Judge ruucy, II California j.
E,-lGcld Kendall, Jupc Waiter g. or'ton. T. 4.
SUMNER. 81 Minneapolis. temporary secretary 81 tho
Conventions AID Is. =. N'alcy. 81 Nrun"ni
Jane. T. Foster va. received with great appliance
when ho stepped .DIVHd 10 call the needing '" "t r
lie sad
have great pleasure. lac- and gentlemen. In call.
lu- ut i"'"iinE to ,ldrl ~" Ih li"'" ,S o. r'',,o
oniccr Fdwari ]. HHiicti. chairman OF ia" executive
committee Of thr iieruhlioaa 'in't
Ihi, WA rallied With appliance and MI lafthU
stopped forvarl with -ns,o -ontcncc Of thanks for
the honor proceeded In drrct aud busi-
nr-- like way with the bu-inc-, of the meeting
MR. LYNCH iNPOsI1s BALLOT INiQUIiIEA
~ rouri,-s, John X lynch was introduced by
the chairman the first slrahcr. and received an en-
thns!a.tic welcome. ilis speech a ma,fcriy ca
position Of the ballot lnqutes parti,cd Ia the ~ouih,
aud be- handled the democratic party without gio'e'.
when the cessation Of the cheering that greeted him
allowed him TO begin, he sald
Mr. chairman AMI Fellow Citizens You remind mo
and ichccl-j limos that now in my section "i tho
country 80 NOR. Though iio "aine,i solicitation Of
hcfc To speak upon The southern question, ihr sup
preston Of Tie Lcpublicar vote al the south con
r., that accepted the invitation with some Gfidcncr.
with reluctance, for The reason That We ia my
lar Of the country have brrn made To believe tha you
have Some people Ia hi, pact ~ the country vii"
cas!oual!y vote for the Republican ticket lauEhiri1
ia uLn, ali o,tc. ZION, pertaining to IN, .rrr,- ION
Of Krtullcau votes al the south urplD a-iui We
have been made 10 believe that there AZ" some Krpub
lean, IA this pant of the country VINO rcsa'd a., al
IIsl n
pIhiran votes at the Nouih "a, waving ih' BLOODY shut
and thr ~ Of the bloody shirt Co. them offensive.
and therefore In order to have hr good viii aud ihcr
support the bloody Shirt oush not 10 b.. Vatrd
A tho raA Of giving offence To such Republicans.
am here TO stac 10 You What understand ~ &C. the
suppression q The icrehI'c1n vote al The south
ihe MI. pri plan ! am ilom Mr',, u.s., pp,, the
the district that represented in Congress and II
could have fair elections th~rc would SIN hc ~
] ought to know something about the Mississippi
nnlhw1 a., haNinE prem ,n'Ifn,i5 " o"n ai il
81 Mississippi methods. Therefore fellow citizens.
what say 10 you VIII not b., I'm the nature II
lecture. CUES. assertion. hut what viii stat" 10
yon win lc absolutely positive personal painful
knowledge.
HOW MIR. CLEVELAND WAS rL"CrrD.
In the first pIare, Mr. Cleveland, according To tho
forms Of law f. rrc,idclk Of the rrltcd States ha, Ing
bccn declared such recording 10 the forms ~ law.
0nup htrrj admit that be B. entitled 10 rccoentlon
such 1ui morally, cquitdiy and justly hr h., rs
much right to the throne ~ Great Britain. daughter,
followed by loud clccrlng) with fair crctlor and
honest count Mr.. Cleveland would have more
chance to get the t~cniy-six electoral votes from
Mississippi Louisiana and South Carolina than to get
them from pcuus ylyru.a. Vermont and ohio, and yet
those votes made him President II The Tinted Siaie
votes that wcrc actually stolen from Mr. Elaine.
! loud rlrrrs.l
That may be- 4 broad assertion set lron II ~ Ir
true. Now, Won want no TO 90 liilc INTO details.
| to explain lnaticrs Soncw hat Time f. too precious
/ for 10 90 into all Of the details. hat viii simply
| touch upon lrW. a very frW. Of the method, In
Mississippi In the state Of Mississippi thcgc
ono third Of the white vote the Republican icict
whom they vote ~ all, ard less than tenth ~ the
| cUlorrd men vote tie Democratic Ticket. Uh'crsD
Now then vow can easily judge f." selves n morn
| than one third ~ the white vote the Hrpuhlcau
ticket and lc,, than tenth Of tho courcd nrn vote
white men In tic state that state ourht to bc safely
| Republican. Whrers.b
Now Notwithstanding these facts Mississippi h
always. according the forms ~ law 0aueher safely
| To the who may lie at the hrad Of party aud
II The head Of The other without regard 10 thn prnc
pics OF the parties represented. for let throw out
This lito piece of Information. DO YOU know that H.
when tho Republican Convention meets In Chicago q
the 10Th Of next June. should let udrI pend, M
Republican friends nominate one OF their own number
Mr. Curtis. Of this city, say fOr Instance uanghrrl,
upon platform construct ted by himself tEnroG ghy
pledged TO reform OF The Civil Service and the Demo
| Gratis wern 10 nominate Mr. Engcm Higgins. Of Bait
more cloud laughcr upon platform pledged 10 tho
| spos system. Higgins would be OF MlsssSipps
vote. Uaughter)
ONLY FORM AN ELECTION.
ton and nothing but the form. When tho Democratic